Comments by "Gilad Barlev" (@GSBarlev) on "" video.

  1. You've sent me down a rabbit hole by saying "CMOS" when I responded to another comment with "CCD." Turns out both could be right (though CMOS is much more common these days) and the properties they exhibit are different enough that I expect recording this footage on a CCD camera would look very different than recording it on a CMOS camera (and different still from capturing on real film and then digitizing that), all due to different quantum effects.
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  2. Reverse image searched it: the coil is sold as the "Joytech Music Tesla Coil," and the ampules are sold separately by a bunch of sellers (there's one configuration where they're in a ring you can just slot around the coil, illuminating them all at once without having to hold them in your hand).
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  3. Would it be too much to tie it to her "booktube" channel by illustrating it as her TBR?
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  4. For those trying to remember the source and context of Angela's "Quantum Quantum Quantum" rant: it was the Alkaline Water video around the 52 minute mark. Or at least that was where I first heard it. If there's an older version, please let me know.
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  5. ​ @TeflonTrout This is how I learned that...
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  6. If I understand what's happening¹: CCDs in consumer camera sensors are tuned to be more sensitive to blue, and the ampules are glowing so brightly that it's saturating the sensor. If she turned the brightness/sensitivity way way down she might be able to get better differentiation. ¹Read: this is a hypothesis, and I'm begging someone who knows what they're talking about to tell me how I'm wrong
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  7. I learned it as Kurr-Chauv from an American physics professor, but I vaguely remember our resident Polish faculty member saying it differently.
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